FLIR Systems announced the launch of the SyncroIP NVR line-up with full HD recording and easy connectivity utilizing an integrated Power over Ehternet (PoE) switch.

Available in 4, 8 and 16 channel configurations, the DNR200 Series has 4 integrated PoE ports enabling a convenient all-in-one connection that eliminates cord clutter. A wide range of the industry’s most popular IP cameras are instantly recognized by the Onvif 2.0 compatible NVR with no configuration required.

Full HD 1080p recording provides the most detailed picture quality and reliable identification with selectable area digital zoom for superior recognition at greater distances. Real-time recording (30fps per channel) is available at 1080p resolution in 4 channel mode (120fps @ 1080p).

SyncroIP NVRs can be accessed remotely via mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Advanced features of these apps include remote playback, push notifications for motion/alarm, E-map, and manual record / snapshot to the device. FLIR’s 64 channel CMS is included for managing multiple NVR applications, plus Mac software is available.

The release of the SyncroIP NVR complements FLIR’s recently introduced SyncroIP Cameras, combining for a complete all-digital high definition surveillance solution.

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